Here's some more old stuff from the same little village as yesterday's broken down cart. The village of Chorin is not far from Berlin and was on the way home from our visit to the lift lock. They have recreated things you would find in a medieval village - like this iron smith's abode. There is also a really nice, old cloister but you can't see everything in one day. We'll have to come back! For more signs, take a look at Signs, Signs.
really cute place. :)
ReplyDeleteYep, nice to save some things for another trip.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly does feel old fashioned.
ReplyDeleteIt's always fun to see a blacksmith in action!
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteI think a return trip would be nice because it appears that there is much to photograph.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking place, tucked away among all the greenery!
ReplyDeleteEverything look at best 19th century, not medieval. The watering can and the planter are made of tin, which didn't exist before 1800...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scene. Love the stone building!
ReplyDeleteYou've caught a nice, pastoral shot here.
ReplyDeleteI like those flowers planted in what looks like a zinc tub with the watering can nearby. Lovely picture!
ReplyDeleteNice looking place!
ReplyDeleteYou'll have to come back! :-)
This makes such a peaceful scene.
ReplyDeleteLovely little house!
ReplyDeletei love it, i want to come along on your next trip!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful old building.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a great place to explore, well worth a return visit (and I hope you take us along if you do!). Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of that village but I put it on my list of places to visit next time when I will be in Berlin.
ReplyDeleteYikes! I see a few things in you photo from my childhood.
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ReplyDeleteA sturdy building meant to stand for centuries.
That is a fine looking old shop. Would like to see what is inside.
ReplyDeleteI like living history places.
ReplyDeleteYou always have to leave something for the next visit.
ReplyDeleteGood one.
ReplyDeleteI love visiting sites like this, but of course, nothing here in the USA would be the age of this. I'm looking forward to seeing the cloister.
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